Difference between revisions of "Server Components"
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; [[LDAP]] : "Lightweight Directory Access Protocol" = The password and other information server | ; [[LDAP]] : "Lightweight Directory Access Protocol" = The password and other information server | ||
; [[MySQL]]: Database. Main one runs on Roentgen, which contains this wiki. | ; [[MySQL]]: Database. Main one runs on Roentgen, which contains this wiki. | ||
+ | ; [[named]] : The DNS server that tells other systems what ipaddress goes with what name. | ||
; [[PAM]] : Access control | ; [[PAM]] : Access control | ||
; [[RAIDS]] : Controllers, setup, and how to monitor redundant arrays of independent disks | ; [[RAIDS]] : Controllers, setup, and how to monitor redundant arrays of independent disks |
Revision as of 21:01, 21 April 2009
- General Network Configuration Notes
- Miscellaneous
- Certificates
- For encryptions and such
- DNS
- Configuring domain name servers
- Using Mailman, IMAP, etc.
- Iptables
- Network Firewall for securtity. We have a customized setup.
- LDAP
- "Lightweight Directory Access Protocol" = The password and other information server
- MySQL
- Database. Main one runs on Roentgen, which contains this wiki.
- named
- The DNS server that tells other systems what ipaddress goes with what name.
- PAM
- Access control
- RAIDS
- Controllers, setup, and how to monitor redundant arrays of independent disks
- VLAN
- Setting up a virtual LAN on one of the backend-only servers
- SNMPD
- The deamon that responds to requests for snmp into and commands.
- Splunk
- A system for aggregating data from log files and many other sources.
- Samba
- Provides windows disk mount service (smbd) and name service (nmbd)
- Web Servers
- Setup for roentgen and einstein as web servers
- Wiki Setup
- Details on the setup of this wiki, i.e. configuration issues
- Xen
- How to run virtual systems on a host.... Tips and all that good stuff.
- NUT
- NUT (Network UPS Tools) Setting up a UPS in linux locally and on a network.